Stream your Xbox One gameplay experience on the very same day that Titanfall gets released.
Well it’s better late than never, as they say. Microsoft has officially confirmed this morning that the Xbox One will be getting Twitch live broadcasting services as of March 11. Now if that date sounds a little familiar to you, that’s probably because it’s also the very same day the hugely hyped Xbox One flagship title, Titanfall, will be hitting store shelves in all of its mech-fighting glory. Coincide? I think not.
In addition to the live broadcasting functionality, the March 11 update to the Xbox One Twitch app will also come fully equipped with a number of other essential features for streaming gameplay and communicating with other broadcasters and players. The biggest of these new features include Chat, Following, and Notification functionality. You can even watch live broadcasts from any Twitch source, whether PC or even PS4.
For more specific information on how Twitch can be used on Xbox One consoles next month, you can check out a full write-up on the Official Twitch Blog. Will you be live streaming your Titanfallexperience on Twitch when both the game and the app updates are released on March 11? Or have you yet to be bitten by the ongoing Twitch bug? Let us know your thoughts in the replies!
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